Sentence examples for lifespan at all from inspiring English sources

The standard deviation of remaining lifespan at all ages is most sensitive to changes in the value of β2, the slope parameter for adult mortality.

In men coronary heart disease was the most common first manifestation in the remaining lifespan except for those aged ≥85, whereas in women stroke was the predominant presentation during the remaining lifespan at all ages, especially in older people.

Our approach significantly improves the GPU fault-tolerance capability and GPU's lifespan, at a reasonable overhead.

It is reaching the end of its hydrogen-fusing lifespan at an age of 6.2 billion years.

Yeasts have served as good model systems to study aging and lifespan at a cellular level.

By applying Kaplan-Meier statistics the standard deviations of the median lifespan at a confidence level of 95% were calculated.

Specific effects on median lifespan at a single site suggest damage in males (TJL) or benefits in females (UM), but these effects disappear in pooled data (Table 1).

As the rate of mortality decline is allowed to increase (ρ = 0.02), the apparent pattern is one of an initial period of increased variability followed by a marked decline in lifespan variability at all ages.

Sweden's current extremely low level of childhood mortality is thus apparent both in the Siler childhood parameter values and in the declining sensitivity of lifespan variability at all ages (even the youngest) to these parameters over time.

Figure  2 (for males) and Figure  3 (for females) are examples from a single bimonthly period (March and April) plotting the difference between diabetic and non-diabetic lifespan at MAX versus at MIN for all racial groups.

All isolates showed a lifespan at least double that of the laboratory strain GRZ (Fig. 3A).